Copy of Clinical Implementation Manager (m/f/d)

As Clinical Implementation Manager you own the delivery of these projects, from signed contract to routine clinical use. You set the plan, direct the specialists who do the technical work, make the trade-offs when projects compete, and carry the go-live date. From day one you own around 10 lab customers in parallel, from smaller labs to important accounts, without needing someone to tell you what to do next.

This is a senior delivery role. We are looking for someone who has done this before and can take ownership quickly, not someone who will learn project execution on the job. It is not a sales role and carries no sales target.

What you'll own

Delivery of our lab implementations

• Own each implementation end to end: plan, milestones, dependencies, risks and the committed go-live date.
• Run several implementations in parallel. Sequence them, decide what moves first when they compete for ML, engineering or customer time, and escalate only what you cannot resolve.
• Drive technical integration with the lab and its partners (IMS, LIS, scanners, network and security reviews), working directly with our engineers and the customer's IT.
• Direct the work of our product, ML, engineering and quality teams and of the customer's staff. Get firm commitments, follow them up, and don't accept "not possible right now" without a plan.
• Accompany the validation each lab runs before go-live. The lab's medical director designs the study; you make sure the setup works, our teams deliver what the validation depends on, and the lab has everything it needs to finish.
• Raise risks early, with options and a recommendation, rather than after a date slips.

The customer relationship through go-live and beyond

• Be the lab's main operational contact: run the regular project calls, send the recaps, keep every open item owned and dated on both sides.
• After go-live, own support for your labs: monitor usage, resolve what you can, coordinate product and engineering on the rest, and close the loop.
• Bring structured customer feedback into product planning, and flag expansion opportunities to Sales.

How we deliver

• Use and improve our delivery playbook, tracking and tooling so each implementation is faster and more predictable than the last.

What success looks like after six months

• You run our small and mid-size lab implementations independently, with the Head of Diagnostic Products informed but no longer in the day-to-day.
• Several onboardings run in parallel to plan, with fewer surprises close to deadlines.
• Customers have one competent contact; our internal teams get clear, prioritised requests instead of ad-hoc escalations.
• You are taking over parts of our larger, more product-heavy accounts.

Your profile

• At least 2–3 years delivering projects to external customers, with several clients in parallel and at least one project owned from kickoff to go-live: clinical or diagnostic software, digital pathology, laboratory or medical device rollout, health IT, or comparable B2B delivery.
• A track record of hitting committed dates in projects with dependencies you did not control. You can describe a project that went wrong and what you did about it.
• A degree in a life or natural science such as biology, medicine, chemistry or physics, or several years of work in a comparable scientific field. You speak credibly with pathologists and can judge whether a pragmatic shortcut still makes scientific sense.
• Strong stakeholder management and communication. You lead conversations with lab directors, pathologists and IT teams, get commitments from people you don't manage, and raise blockers early. You work credibly with developers: you understand how they work and can challenge their estimates. You don't need to code.
• Organised and self-driven: you keep many commitments on track without reminders, work in our delivery tools and help improve them, need no hand-holding, and know when "good enough" is the right call.
• Full professional proficiency in English.
• Based in Hamburg or willing to relocate, and working on-site with the team.
• Willing to travel up to 10% of your time: 3–4 trips a year of about a week each, mostly to US customers and scientific conferences.
• Comfortable with regular late-afternoon or early-evening calls to overlap with US customers.

Nice to have

• German language skills; experience in pathology, diagnostics or laboratory environments.
• Experience delivering software into a regulated clinical setting or working within a quality management system.
• Experience setting up or improving delivery processes and tooling in a growing team.

What Mindpeak offers

• A role with real ownership in a team that is building out its diagnostics delivery right now.
• The opportunity to build AI systems that power both clinical cancer diagnostics and data-driven drug development.
• An open, creative work environment with flat hierarchies and quick decision-making.
• An excellent leadership team that invests in continuous development.
• A centrally located Hamburg office with a beautiful view over the harbour.

Application details

Please apply via our website with your CV, references, salary expectations and earliest start date.

Contact: ----- or Christine Stamer at ----- · Website: mindpeak.ai

Note: Direct applicants only; agencies are not considered.

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